1999
National Defense University Press
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 First printing, July 1999

1. Russia and the United States: Controversial Interrelations
   Sergey Oznobishchev

2. Divorced Security Agendas and U.S.-Russian Relations
   Robert Legvold

3. Post-Madrid: Ensuring Future European Security
   Alexander Konovalov

4. Ensuring Future European Security: A U.S. Perspective
   Stanley R. Sloan

PART III
Managing Great Power Security

PART IV
Managing the Region Of the Former Soviet Union

7. Russia and the "Near Abroad": Looking for a Model Relationship
   Andrei Kortunov

8. The Present Problems and Future Transformation of Post-Soviet Space
   Sherman W. Garnett

PART V
Pragmatic Challenges and Opportunities Facing the United States and Russia

PART VI
Nonnuclear Arms Control Agenda

PART VII
Future Strategic Nuclear Strategy

PART VIII
Future Cooperation in Peace Keeping

PART IX
Dealing With Transnational Threats: Crime, Terrorism, Narcotics

PART X
Forecast of Future Roles of Great Militaries